THE RESEARCH DESK

A little less noise. A lot more context.

Free research on what company insiders and members of Congress are buying and selling, straight from the official filings.

The advantage isn’t more data.
It’s a clearer path from evidence to understanding.

Understand the activity behind a stock.

Whale Atlas brings disclosed trades and public records together, so you can investigate with the original evidence close by.

No account is needed. Coverage is incomplete, and the app does not execute trades.

Explore insider activity

Designed for curiosity.

Whale Atlas shows where the big money is moving: the largest purchases and sales reported by company executives, directors and major owners in SEC Form 4 filings, and the stock trades members of the U.S. House and Senate disclose. Every trade links to its original filing.

It is free and needs no account. Follow companies with email or browser alerts, get the Monday Whale Report, and explore gold market drivers. Whale Atlas does not execute trades or give personalized recommendations.

Built to be understood.

Original disclosures are preserved as filed, then classified and scored with published, versioned rules. Each score shows its inputs and coverage, and prices and charts come from TradingView.

Coverage is shown, not assumed. Insider filings arrive from the SEC within minutes of publication; House reports follow the Clerk's releases and Senate reports follow the eFD site's releases. Executive-branch disclosures are not yet included, and older filing history is still being added.

Research, with the receipts.

Signals are starting points for investigation. A score is not a promise of profit. Review the underlying filings, compare other evidence, and understand the limitations of delayed public disclosures.

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